Sentence examples for perception of bright from inspiring English sources

There was dimness and cold, the unmoored perception of bright blue and red, flashing.

This aspect of class and culture is found in the perception of "bright white" versus "white" teeth.

The Pentagon, allied institutions like Stratfor, can't keep up a perception of authority if bright young men, determined, courageous and moral, like Jeremy Hammond, are seen to have struck a blow against them and exposed their corrupt activities.

It's a window into the souls of the heroes, whose perception of the world is abnormally bright, busy and dangerous.

At the same time, the paintings focus on the optical perception of light, watery reflections and bright green foliage and on the generous, gesturally activated application of paint itself.

If the City is to cleave back goodwill, it seems embracing diversity may not only enable them to change negative perceptions but also attract a new generation of bright, young graduates.

The presence of e.g. photophobia, osmophobia or food craving might result in a pronounced perception of intense visual stimuli such as bright or flickering light as especially adverse and even pain inducing or in an increased intake of certain foods and thus lead to the conclusion in patients and physicians, that these factors can actually trigger migraine pain.

There are a couple of bright spots.

INDIA is a land of bright promise.

Ryan Shorthouse is the Director of Bright Blue.

Bright luminescence typically appears as a collection of bright spots.